Darwin is down at the shooting range this evening, so I take this opportunity to present Donald Duck plying his gun.
This is cute, but watch for the in-joke at 2:37.
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Loved the fun video! It reminded me of this one:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/187258/monty_python_mosquito_hunting/
Doesn't Darwin take you to the range with him? In our house range time is a family affair. :)
Unfortunately the ages of the kids makes family range day not an option right now -- though the my five-year-old daughter was begging to come along.
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